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This is really interesting. Perhaps this would allow for vim on ChromeOS without messing with the linux images (crouton) or the like.
by italophil 12y ago
This is really interesting. Perhaps this would allow for vim on ChromeOS without messing with the linux images (crouton) or the like.
- yathern 12y agoJust a tip - if you'd like to use vim on ChromeOS - look into Caret. Its a nice code and text editor like Notepad++, and it has a vim-mode. Its been a while since I've used it, and I don't think it's very extensible, but its something.
- rcarmo 12y agoYou probably want to look into Zed instead. I found it to be the best editor I could run on an unmodified Chromebook.
- RadioactiveMan 12y agoZed[1] is probably the best editor on Windows, OSX, and Linux too. I hate to go back to editors where I have to save, manage what tabs are open, and clutter the workspace with toolbars and buttons. [1] http://zedapp.org/ http://zedapp.org/